Showing posts with label lightroom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lightroom. Show all posts
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Flickr Plugin for Lightroom
While I was researching my flickr problem with lightroom, I ran across Jeffery Fried's Photography Blog where he has several plugin he created for lightroom. I installed his flickr plugin and so far it works great. It offers many more options for posting than the original one included with the SDK. I especially like the naming and description options as well as the 'post to set' option. The only thing I wish would be available is to be able to create a new set during posting. But so far, so good. Thanks Jeffery!
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Lightroom 1.4.1 upgrade broke my flickr plugin
Soon after upgrading to Lightroom 1.4.1 I noticed I couldn't export directly to my flickr account anymore. Did lightroom change their plugin structure with 1.4? Well after a little digging on the web I found the problem, seems when I was playing with to original SDK files from Adobe with version 1.3 I put the plugin 'MODULES' directory in \program files\Adobe\Lightroom 1.3 where it was soon abandoned when I upgraded to 1.4 (due to the directory name change)
Moving the directory to \Documents and Settings\user\Application Data\Adobe\Lightroom\ allowed the new version to find just fine on restart. And now everything is right again in my Lightroom world.
Moving the directory to \Documents and Settings\user\Application Data\Adobe\Lightroom\ allowed the new version to find just fine on restart. And now everything is right again in my Lightroom world.
Thursday, February 21, 2008
The Turning Gate
The Turning Gate
Found this site when looking into hosting my own web galleries to sell from - basically looking at dumping Expoosuremanager and doing my own printing and shipping to increase the profits on my sports photography site : 10framesasecond.com .
This site has several templates that integrate into Adobe Lightroom's web module to make 'useable' galleries that can be indexed and tied together.
This may be the route to go vs. trying to code something from scratch. I gotta see how well a paypal account can be integrated in.
Found this site when looking into hosting my own web galleries to sell from - basically looking at dumping Expoosuremanager and doing my own printing and shipping to increase the profits on my sports photography site : 10framesasecond.com .
This site has several templates that integrate into Adobe Lightroom's web module to make 'useable' galleries that can be indexed and tied together.
This may be the route to go vs. trying to code something from scratch. I gotta see how well a paypal account can be integrated in.
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